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SUMMARY:The Sailor Cannot See the North:  The Psycho-spiritual Dilemma of 
 our Time (38th Annual Jungian Conference)
DESCRIPTION:"The sailor cannot see the north\, but knows the needle can." 
        ~ Emily Dickinson\nWhat are the sources of guidance for a though
 tful person in our country amid political fractionation\, animosity\, divi
 sive ideologies\, and numbing distractions—a time in which the individua
 l has an enormous summons to social\, psychological\, and spiritual integr
 ity? This presentation will challenge the audience to assume responsibilit
 y for a thoughtful\, discerned\, and experientially verified authority\, o
 ne which bases itself on respect for others\, but also embodies a willingn
 ess to show up\, to be different\, to stand for something real.\n\nPartici
 pants are invited to bring a notebook and pen for personal reflection. Con
 sistent with the task above\, you will be challenged to discern your own v
 alues\, be accountable for them\, and summon the courage to live them.\n\n
 James Hollis\, PhD is a Zurich-trained Jungian analyst with a private prac
 tice in Houston\, TX\, and author of thirteen books\, the latest being Wha
 t Matters Most: Living a More Considered Life.\n\nJames Hollis' website
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